Chapter 109 For now, Troy could not know the truth of the matter. Thus he handled his business as best as he could. Supplies were brought in to improve the mines, and blueprints were drafted by mining safety standards and improvements from the industrial era. The last thing Troy wanted on his hands was a collapsed mine. As such, he practically overhauled the system in place overnight in which the mines had used for centuries. One of these critical inventions was the safety lamp which would provide adequate lighting in volatile areas where other lamps and candles could be hazardous. Mining was dangerous and backbreaking work; the least Troy could do was apply safety standards and equipment and an adequate paycheck to compensate the workers for the work hazards that may appear. What wou

